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« on: February 03, 2007, 10:11: PM »

Hi im not very clued up with this electric collar business....Are they illegel?...Because today for the first time ever i saw one on a dob. Sad

I was up at my friends yard collecting another friends dogs when i saw it. The only way i noticed it really was because the dob had 2 collars on, thats when i realised. The owner was on her horse and the dob was running along beside her. I just think WHY do people have to do that to there so called beloved dogs...I understand its ment to be for there own saftey but hey ive never used them and my dogs have been fine. Nobody would think of puting it around a childs neck, would they....Ohh it make me so Angry! Evil or Very Mad

I do need to know some facts though to maybe put my mind to rest a bit. How much zapping power do these things give out? Is it worked with a remote? Do they have settings?  And why if are they not banned (if not already)? Mad

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« Reply #1 on: February 03, 2007, 10:29: PM »

 Hi Max  there are many lengthy posts on here about this subject .   Smile


have a look back and you'll see them.  

besides im running out of wine!
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« Reply #2 on: February 03, 2007, 10:45: PM »

Hi Max  there are many lengthy posts on here about this subject .   Smile


have a look back and you'll see them.  

besides im running out of wine!

Read the one nannypet put up Embarassed I personally think people could live without them.
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« Reply #3 on: February 03, 2007, 11:46: PM »

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MadMax- Hi im not very clued up with this electric collar business....Are they illegel?...Because today for the first time ever i saw one on a dob. 
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The owner was on her horse and the dob was running along beside her.

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Its nice to know you’ve seen one for the first time, as the owner was on a horse and the dog moving how do you know if it was an e-collar, a spray collar or beeper collar if you have never seen one before.

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 I understand its ment to be for there own saftey but hey ive never used them and my dogs have been fine.


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Yes, I gathered you have not used one as your first post said you have only just seen one on a moving dog, one, you can be fairly sure the woman on the horse has had dogs before and never used one before, there are quite a few of us who have adavanced to modern training with e-collars, but, obviously, not everybody has caught up/updated themselves with modern advanced training methods, yet.

I am little surprised with you, you seem to understand they are for dogs safety and yet somehow you seem against increased safety, are you aware 100.000 lost dogs were PTS last year? and yet you seem to think increased safety is undesirable.

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MadMax-Nobody would think of puting it around a childs neck, would they....

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I hope not, children are forced sit in desks and learn maths for 6 hours a day, I hope they don’t make dogs do that either, it would not be safe expecting a dog to stand at a bus stop waiting to go and sit at a desk all day and be punished by being made to sit upright and work out mathematics, instead of running round the fields barefoot on a winters day, wishful thinking really, comparing kids to dogs, I have had and trained dogs a long long time and the dogs I find which have the lowest quality of life are those dogs whose owners see them as little human babies.

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Ohh it make me so Angry! 

Denis
Well, personally I have never been interested in kids but I have nothing against them. I suppose it would make me a little angry if I saw them being made to go naked and poop in the gutter or stick their heads in rabbit holes and made to dig rabbits out with their hands, let alone be told they are “good boys/girls” because they sat naked with their cold bums a cold pavement, I suppose I'de be angry if I saw naked kids tied up with a noose around their necks outside the paper shop and then made to carry the paper home, in their mouth, naked and on their hands and knees.

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I do need to know some facts though to maybe put my mind to rest a bit.


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I don’t see any reason why you should want to put your mind at rest or even bother about finding out about them, the woman on the horse probably did not worry that you had a noose rope (collar and lead) with you to put round your dogs neck, why should the sight of something bother you? Especially when you don’t know what the item it is, if you do want to know then go and do a course on e-collars, if someone will accept you.

On the other hand if you do want to worry then go ahead and worry away, tell you what, it will bring piece of mind if you sign two petitions to ban them, one of them has been around for 6 years and only has only about 1400 sigs, thats in dire need of support, the other is new and finishes in July, so you can help the people who need sigs, links at bottom.

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MadMax-How much zapping power do these things give out? Is it worked with a remote? Do they have settings? 


Around a 4V battery – they work at the threshold of sensation which varies from dog to dog and depends on the drive level of the dog and sensory narrowing relevant to drive.

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And why if are they not banned (if not already)?

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There have already been consultations on them by DEFRA during the formulation of the new animal welfare act, DEFRA know what they are, no government is going to stop progress and certainly on the grounds “I saw one, I don’t know what it was so ban it”, the electorate assumes any government works from an intellectual level, not a crank level, “I saw a woman on horse with might have been an e-collar on her dog, ban them” , sort of very progressive thinking, "It's electric lets ban itLaughing Laughing Laughing. ...you don't happen to be member of the Taliband do you?

Here you are, these will make you happy and these people really do need signatures,hundreds of thousands of them so your little bit will help them.

Minority groups seek help-lots of it.
http://www.petfriendlyworld.com/chat/index.php?topic=7038.0

http://www.petitiononline.com/mod_perl/signed.cgi?collars&1


..........I mean the duh thinking .................."it's electric so lets ban ourseleves from learning about it before we know what it is"........... Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing......geeze....what are they truning of schools these days.
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« Reply #4 on: February 03, 2007, 11:53: PM »

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Read the one nannypet put up 


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Thats nothing more than a copy and past from somewhere, if you knew even the slightest thing about e-collars you'de know that.

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I personally think people could live without them.

Not sure why you said that, you dont know what they are, your not sure if the one you saw on the dog was a spray, an audio or an e-collar, if it was an e-collar you know nothing about them....so how are you in any position to think what other people can and cannot do?

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« Reply #5 on: February 04, 2007, 12:18: AM »

Oh look , someone is tired .
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« Reply #6 on: February 04, 2007, 12:22: AM »

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« Reply #7 on: February 04, 2007, 12:27: AM »

You run out of Horlicks Denis? Laughing How much do you get through in a week?
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« Reply #8 on: February 04, 2007, 12:32: AM »

I daren't drink horlickts I got at least another hour of things to do, that will put me out before then.
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« Reply #9 on: February 04, 2007, 08:45: AM »

OMG here we go again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! pulls up chair ,  pours  another glass/cup of what ever.............
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« Reply #10 on: February 04, 2007, 08:47: AM »

Hi Max  there are many lengthy posts on here about this subject .   Smile


have a look back and you'll see them.  

besides im running out of wine!

Read the one nannypet put up Embarassed I personally think people could live without them.


i  have several times Rolling Eyes
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« Reply #11 on: February 04, 2007, 08:55: AM »

GAME ON  Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy
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« Reply #12 on: February 04, 2007, 09:12: AM »

GAME ON  Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy

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« Reply #13 on: February 04, 2007, 09:26: AM »

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Rubyt- GAME ON  Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing
Lassie-  Mr. Green Mr. Green Mr. Green

Another "Eureka!" thread
 
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« Reply #14 on: February 04, 2007, 12:58: PM »

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I am little surprised with you, you seem to understand they are for dogs safety and yet somehow you seem against increased safety, are you aware 100.000 lost dogs were PTS last year? and yet you seem to think increased safety is undesirable.

Now now Denis, twisting and misleading again, the 100,000 dogs pts last year were not pts because they didn't wear e collars.

Unfortunately it is a bit early to go and get another bottle of elderberry wine will have a coffee instead Very Happy
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